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RESOLUTION NO. 362
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF DANIA, FLORIDA
APPROVING THE CONVERSION OF THE PRESENT
GENERAL EMPLOYEES PENSION PLAN TO AN "IM-
MEDIATE PARTICIPATION GUARANTEE PLAN" ; AND
PROVIDING THAT ALL RESOLUTIONS OR PARTS OF
RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH BE REPEALED
TO THE EXTENT OF SUCH CONFLICT; AND PROVID-
ING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DANIA,
FLORIDA:
Section 1. That the conversion of the present General
Employees Pension Plan to an "Immediate Participation Guarantee
Plan" as outlined in the presentation made by the Travelers ,
Group Department, Hartford, Connecticut, which said outline ,
consisting of nine (9) paaes, is attached hereto an made a part
hereof as "Exhibit A" , be and the same is hereby approved.
Section 2 . That all resolutions or parts of resolutions
in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby reppealed to
the extent of such conflict.
Section 3 . That this resolution shall be in force and
take effect immediately upon its passage and adoption.
PASSED and ADOPTED on this 2Cth day of Aupu.bt 1980.
May r - Commissioner
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Frank C. Adler, City Attorney
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IPG BOOK VALUE 'TRANSFER
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Reduction from Case Average Earnings Rate
for Number of Annual Installments Elected
Market Value Number of Annual Installments
Loss _3 L 7 10
0 - .24$0 1.95% 1.50% 1.15% .90y6
.25 - •49 2.45 1.70 1.55 1.20
.50 - .74 2.70 1.85 1.65 1.25
.75 - .99 2.95 1.95 1.70 1.35
1.00 - 1.99 3.10 2.10 1.75 1.40
2.00 - 2.99 3.25 2.20 1.80 1.45
3.00 - 3.99 3.35 2.30 1.85 1.50
4.00 - 4.99 3.45 2.45 1.95 1.55
_ 5.00 - 6.99 3.75 2.70 2.10 1.70
7.00 - 9.99 4.35 3.10 2.50 2.00
10.001/0 or more - - 3.60 3.10
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As an example, if the contract earnings rate were 9.5316 and the transfer
would generate a market value loss of .25%, 99.75% of the fund would be
transferred immediately (or 10 monthly installments, if necessary, or
as elected by the contractholder at discontinuance, 10077/0 of the book
value of the fund would be transferred in 3, 5, .7 or 10 equal annual
installments. The number of installments would also be elected by the
contractholder at discontinuance. Interest would be credited at 7.05%
if 3 installments are selected, at 7.8% if 5 installments areselected
^* at 7.95% if 7 installments are selected and at 8.3% if 10 installments
' are selected.
Financials
Upon request, The Travelers will provide a copy of the most recent
Form 10-K of the Travelers Corporation, as filed with the Securities
and Exchange Commission, together with the supplemental Financial
Statement.
THE TRAVELERS GROUP DEPARTilfE.NT Hartford, Connecticut
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GENERAL EMPLOYEES RETIMMM PLAN
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GROUP AMITY CONTRACT GR 1440
This presentation is to describe The Travelers Immediate Participation
Guaranteed (IPG) arrangement for investment of pension plan assets.
This will also confirm that The Travelers is agreeable to converting
the City's existing Deposit Administration contract (DA) to the IPG
alternative. This offer will expire on October 11 1980.
The IPG contract provides an effective and flexible funding vehicle for
pension fund investment. The Travelers offers its full facilities and
expertise in all major areas of investment markets. IPG contracts em—
phasize flexibility and should adapt easily to the needs and objectives
of your plan.
To facilitate conversion from the DA contract to an IPG we are prepared
to offer the following:
— The negative margin has been adjusted down to $41,758. This ,.
would be a direct charge to the fund upon conversion.
— The Travelers will agree to waive our standard $1,500 conversion
charge for the change to IPG.
— IPG conversion can be implemented retroactive to IA/80.
— We have deferred annuity purchases for retirees Dayton Mess and
Woodward Hampton. Current benefit payments will be issued directly
from the fund until 10A/80.
— Upon conversion to IPG, funds deposited under the DA contract
will be credited with "new money" interest rates for the
respective years deposits were made.
— Additional investment alternatives will be provided under the IPG.
— Flexible discontinuance and fund transfer provisions will apply
for new deposits under the IPG.
Pages 2 through 4 provide an over view of some basic features of your
existing DA contrast and an IPG contract.
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DEPOSIT ADMINISTRATION CONTRACT
Guaranteed Interest Rates
Existing Fund:
$475,429.36 on December 31, 1979
7h to Wo interest rate depending upon year of deposit
Future Deposits:
10.5% on deposits after April 1, 1980
Guaranteed Principle
Guaranteed',Benefits
Guaranteed Annuity Purchase Rates
Travelers guarantees retirement benefits and annunities are pur-
chased for retired employees.
Guaranteed Contract Charges
$ 1,800 less 2yo annual deposits in excess of $20,000
I $ 500 minimum annual charge
3% of disbursements paid from fund
(Example: an employee withdrawal of $1,000 has an expense of $30).
Equity Investment Funds Are Available
THY:n TRAVELERS GROUP DEPARTMENT Hartford, Connecticut
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CITY OF DANIA - GEIdEM EMPLOYEES
DEPOSIT ADMINISTRATION CONTRACT
GUARANTEED INVESTMENT COMPARTMENTS
As of December 31, 1979
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Estimated Balance Interest Guarantee
$ 20,439.38 7 Y
$1031,771.53 8 %
,r . $198,403.62 8.50,E
C $ 61,403.02 8.75%
$ 91,411.81 9.0 Yo
Ctaxxent Deposits 10.5
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Interest Rates (General Account)
Funds are credited with actual new money rate earned in year of
deposit.
Principal is guaranteed in the general account.
Equity Funds
Investment flexibilty is offered through various pooled accounts.
Expenses -.Contract Charges
Expense would be deducted as incurred.
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Annunities - I.P.G.
Retirement Annunities are reserved but retained in fluid with
interest or mortality gains immediately credited to the fund.
Travelers guarantees retirement annuittes.
Upon contract discontinuance, annuities would be purchased with
these funds reserved for retired employees.
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CITY OF DANIA - GENERAL EMPLOYEES
I.P.G.
ESTIMATED ADMINISTRATIVE FEES
1. Conversion Charge $1,500 upon change to IPG
2. Administrative & Investment Fee .50$6 0£ the first $2,000,000
total fund accumulation.
.25% of the next $8,000,000
3. Extra Account Charge $300
4• Premium Taxes Charged as incurred
5. Commissions Charged as incurred
C 6. Drafting of Plan $600
7. Drafting of Plan Amendment $150
8. Drafting of Employee Booklet (SPD) $450
9• Revision of Booklet (SPD) $225
10. Printing of Booklets (SPD)
25 Pages or less $35 plus $15 per 100 copies
Over 25 Pages $60 plus $20 per 100 copies
11. Actuarial Evaluation $4,200
12. Monthly Benefit Payments $1.25 per check issued
Above items 5 through 11 are optional services which may be elected
at the discretion of the Trustees.
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CITY OF DANIA - GENERAL EMPLOYEES
CONVERSION TO IPG
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If the alternate contract is selected the conversion would entail the
following administrative and financial considerations:
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- As of 12/31/79 the estimated fund balance under the DA contract
was $475,429. This amount would be segregated under the IPG
contract. We would begin crediting new money rates for each
respective year of investment. An exhibit reflecting the history
of new money rates follows on the next page.
- All interest earnings on the accumulated fund are rolled forward
into the current year investment compartment and thereby will
attract current new money rates.
- Under the DA contract The Travelers has purchased annuities for
all retired employees (excluding Hampton and Kiess). The
Travelers continues to guarantee these benefits.
- The Travelers could realize some experience gains on these
annuities purchased for prior employees. In such case, these
gains would result in a credit to the funds held under an IPG.
- Funds deposited under the old DA contract represent investment
which are constantlymaturing.ing. As these investments mature, the
funds will be reinvested in current new-money compartments.
- Fund disbursements for benefits or employee terminations are
made on a first in - first out basis. Thus, payments will reduce
the fund balance in the oldest investment compartment.
- The balance transferred from the DA contract will be subject to
transfer and discontinuance provisions of the DA contract.
- New Deposits under the IPG can immediately begin earning the "'new
money rate" on fixed income deposits. This is the actual invest-
ment return determined for the General Account of Travelers. The -
Travelers new money rate was 9.3% for 1978 and 10.03% in 1979•
- The fixed income approach is the standard application for most
fund3invested under the IPG and is mandatory for employee con-
tributions. However, the contract will provide for expanded
i investment alternatives for employer deposits. Refer to page #8.
- New deposits under IPG will be subject to more liberal and flexible
discontinuance provisions. Refer to the exhibit on page 9.
The proposed IPG conversion is contingent upon The Travelers receiving the
City's and The Trustee's formal notice to proceed with the IPG prior to
10/1/80.
THE I TRAVELERS • GROUP DEPARTMENT • Hartford, Connecticut
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HISTORY OF NEW MONEY RATES
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1969 - 7.23%
1970 - 7.65%
1971 - 8A6%
1972 - 8.61%
1973 - 8.1316
1974 - 8.5W
1975 - 9.251%
_.. 1976 - 9.99%
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1977 - 9.OL 6
1978 - 9.36%
1979 - 10.03%
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IPG INVESTMENT OPTIONS
IMMEDIATE PARTICIPATION GUARANTM CONTRACT
The Travelers Immediate Participation Guarantee Contract provides an /
effective and extremely flexible funding vehicle for pension programs.
Through this contract, The Travelers offers its full investment facili-
ties and expertise encompassing all major areas of the investment mar-
kets. Our contract emphasizes flexibility and, as such, can be easily
adapted to the needs and objectives of your plan.
This contract is structured so that the trustees will continue to
exercise certain controls as to the types of investment vehicles
utilized for plan assets. The investment facilities available to
the plan trustees are as follows:
General Account - This represents The Travelers
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fixed investment account comprised offixed income yielding investments such
as bonds, mortgages and direct place-
ment loans. The Travelers "new money"
interest rates are determined by this
account.
Equity Separate a
- The Travelers has several pooled
Accounts Separate Accounts available comprised
Primarily of common stock holdings.
Specialized Investment - On the basis of our experience in all
Accounts major areas of the investment market,
The Travelers has developed alterna-
tive investment accounts. A short-term
debit account (Separate Account "S"),
our real estate account (Separate Account
our public bond account (Separate
account "P"), or our private placement `
account (Separate Account "D"), may also
be made available,subject to certain
requirements.
The plan trustees may elect to utilize these accounts in a mix appro-
priate to the plan needs and market conditions.
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